How is the flow of oil controlled, to start &amp; stop flow?
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Just a slight little squeeze gives you a small drop of oil. So, it doesn't just spill out all over the place and make a mess. It is controllable. Then I store it up rather than keeping it on it's side when not in use. I use it for classical guitar tuners.
1941718
The little loop near the bottom of the wand on the photo is a shut off valve. You turn it 90 degrees for full-on and back 90 degrees for full off. Anything in between is partial flow.
1606813
No the manual connection on the left is controlled by a lever. The black strip on the left side of the timer is a lever. You pull it towards you to turn on the water flow from the left connector. To turn it off you push it down until it is flush with the body as show in the picture. You can control the flow of water by pulling the lever up part way.
1623495
I guess I don't understand about the oil. I just add a drop or two through the pressurization valve every time before connecting it to compressor hose. The seals on my unit are just great, so I cannot be of any help.
1980970
It has a wire mesh strainer much like a tea strainer with a spring controlled plunger that when hot expands and keeps the oil from draining out. It does a great job over night with very little oder. Just be patient.
1296383
hi joyce i'am king sorry about the delay, yes you can control the 2 tanks. great fryer good luck
12122
On the manifold that comes with the pump there are valves for each individual outlet. They are controlled independently of one another.
1905912
I'm not sure where your talking about, but the general idea is to put oil on one part of the chain and as it turns it distributes the oil. I would be more concerned if it doesn't look like the whole chain is getting oiled. At least the inside surface of the chain should be getting oiled.
726059
It runs until you turn it off. If it runs for over an hour or so the aroma from the oil is not very noticeable.
1734610
On my system, there is a little "switch" on the side of the pump which can be adjusted to a lower flow...hope that helps
896269
It is controlled by water flow, when you turn on the tap the burner will start automatically. Of coz you need to switch on the burner first, which is powered by battery.
1192294
As Rae said I also am not sure what you mean. However you pull and hold the trigger as you push forward (about as far as you can reach) then you release the trigger to stop the liquid flow and slowly pull back on the same track. There is a float in the dirty water tank which will stop the suction. When it does this you shut it off till it drops. The tank is probably full but it could do this if youjerk the machine even when it still has more room.
57946
Yes it does it's automatic on the female connector, so if you disconnect it shuts off the flow. I would have liked a manual control but that's really a different animal.
341330
I'm surprised that no one has pointed out the trigger start "enable" "disable" button. Switch to disable then hit start button and use without auto start and stop. Try not to run too long without water going through or it will overheat pump override. I use this when cold out so engine can warm up first. Hope this helps.
2262482
I agree with JEB. if your concern is the strength of the flow, there is a valve to regulate it.
711416
On the base of the pump there is a sliding button that I believe adjusts the flow. You can also slide the light to normal on, to a dim one with a blue hue or off.
1601734
Do not know what u mean "cool touch"? I find this to be an excellent machine. I have never had oil leaking as long as you do not over fill. Digital control works well.